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Christopher Robin (Post-release)
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Eeyore was a scene stealer!
kristen jones
Master Member
At first i was unsure of them going for the original stuffed animals look...but once I watched it i really liked that they did that.
It made me go back and look into all sorts of things that i never knew about Pooh when I was young...like the fact that virtually all of it came from real life places and stories that A.A. Milne made up with his son..who is Christopher Robin. I never knew these things before!
I was also pleased to learn that many of the scenes that took place in the 100 acre wood were actually filmed on location--at the former Milne estate! VERY cool!
It made me go back and look into all sorts of things that i never knew about Pooh when I was young...like the fact that virtually all of it came from real life places and stories that A.A. Milne made up with his son..who is Christopher Robin. I never knew these things before!
I was also pleased to learn that many of the scenes that took place in the 100 acre wood were actually filmed on location--at the former Milne estate! VERY cool!
Shepards original illustrations.
Just watched this last night and I enjoyed it.
Already bought all of the Plushes loved how they Portrayed them
Just watched this last night and I enjoyed it.
Already bought all of the Plushes loved how they Portrayed them
One criticism I have is they tried to have it both ways, by leaning towards Shepard's designs but letting some of the cartoon designs creep in as well (especially Tigger), in addition to using some of the cartoon music and of course Jim Cummings et al. It was a little meta and distracting. I don't think there should have been any cartoon influence/reference.
Sourdoh
Sr Member
I enjoyed it. the characters were designed after the Steiff mohair plush dolls released way back when, which were faithfully copied from the Shepherd illustration in the books. The Steiff plushes are worth a lot as collectors items now! I'm not sure whether Steiff made all the characters from the books, though.
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